Buskers On The Ball in Dublin

Lovely bar just near the temple bar hotel .., Service was quite slow but the drinks were good when you got them especially the cocktails. Like music every day we went it which was brilliant .There’s another bit to it downstairs with loads of pub games like air hockey , darts ect which was a good way to break up the day. I would return if I ever visit Dublin again

Very good live music patrons singing dancing knee slapping a great time. Didn't try the food.

A quiet Monday at midday we popped in for a bit to eat. As always food good. Service good. Spotless premises. VG.

Great for sports, lots of games to play. It is a place for tourists, hens and stag parties but the price of drinks is way too expensive.

Beer was always there quickly and the music was also really good. A bit expensive, but that's what you're in Dublin for. We had a lot of fun and were there for the third time now.

Good bar with good music, there is plenty of space for dancing but also for sitting down and having a quiet drink.

Reasonable game prices and relaxed atmosphere.

Was here recently for a work night out. It was a Thursday early evening, so the place was not packed. We had a full run of the old school arcade games like PacMan, etc. There was an air hockey table, pool tables, and table tennis, to name a few. The setup reminded me of being back in the US with the great Sports Bar setup that you just do not see in Ireland. Also, kids are allowed until 9 pm. For food, we ordered chicken wings, cocktail sausages, burgers, and there was meat, chicken veggie options. Food was not amazing, but it was good. Overall, great experiences. Would definitely come back for a work outting.

10 of us went here, didn't have a reservation, but we got tables beside each other. 10 different food orders, and everyone enjoyed their meals. Drink very expensive but thats the way it is in the city centre.

My son and I met up with two of his friends to watch an important German Bundesliga soccer game one Thursday back in May. We made our way downstairs to a very noisy and busy area crammed with pool tables, table tennis tables and other sporty machines. We were happy to find a spot where we had a good view of some of the many TV screens showing many different sports events including the one that we were interested in. The music was loud - presumably trying to drown out the shouts and laughter of the many groups of youngsters playing the games around us. The drinks were predictably expensive for this part of town (Guinness 8€). We restricted ourselves to sharing a large plate of loaded nachos which were tasty enough. The restrooms were clean enough given the footfall in this place. In the end we were happy to be able to watch our soccer game and so, our goal (deliberate pun intended) was achieved.